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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (5978)	2/4/2003 5:44:30 PM
From: Mephisto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15516

Thomas White is now the head of Army. What I don't know is if he is in the Pentagon or what he does at Army. Thomas White along with a fellow named Pai ran Enron Energy. The division lost hundreds of thousands of dollars. I am not certain that it was ever a legitimate business. I do not understand why Congressional investigators have let White off the hook. This might be a good question for Lieberman since he may sit on a few Enron Congressional committees.

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (5978)	2/4/2003 5:47:51 PM
From: Mephisto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15516

Do you recall the slogan, "Make love not war." Well, it is back. The press has reported that Bush and his cabinet disliked the young people in the Vietnam period. (We know what Rummy thinks about Vietnam vets.) I thought you would enjoy the following post: Make Love Not War Buttons "We (Puget Sound Students Against War) are looking into whether we can get these buttons made up in time to use for Valentine's Day. One of our members had the idea to fundraise by selling hand-painted Valentine's Day cards (he's an artist) with the message inside, "Happy Valentine's Day! Would you like to <Make Love Not War>" (the button being pinned to the card under the words "Would you like to"). We're also going to print up labels that read "Make Love Not War" and affix them to condoms to hand out at school. Other campus groups could do this too. This is very easy to do as you can do it with regular mailing labels. A color printer makes them look nicer. Once we have the labels designed we'll find some way to make the file available for others to download and use. This is of course more amusing for Valentine's Day but could be used year round. The women's center on campus told us that the King County Health Department has free boxes of condoms for condom hand out efforts. Once we have all the info I'll post an update here. I think college students in particular will get a big kick out of this hand out, others might as well."